Stadio comunale Città di Gorgonzola, Municipal football stadium in Gorgonzola, Italy.

Stadio comunale Città di Gorgonzola is a football stadium on the outskirts of Milan with seating capacity of around 3,800 spectators. The venue has stands on three sides with both covered and open areas for supporters.

The land, beside the Naviglio della Martesana, belonged to Counts Gian Ludovico and Nora Sola Cabiati, who on 22 July 1954 began selling it to Gorgonzola for 6,000,000 lire on condition it stay a sports field. The purchase was finalised on 2 August 1958. In 2014, after Giana Erminio reached Lega Pro, the ground was rebuilt with stands of 914, 2,046 and 806 seats, giving 3,766 places.

The north stand, built on an earth embankment, has a LED screen on its rear wall since 2016; the covered south stand behind the benches holds the organised home supporters, while visiting fans are placed in the open steel east stand. From 1969 the ground was shared by Erminio Giana (men) and Gorgonzola (women).

The stadium has multiple entrances to manage spectator flow on different sides of the field. Visitors should plan to arrive early on match days, as parking can become crowded near game time.

The pitch lies partly below ground level, dug into a trench, and the stands sit close to the touchlines. The north stand, the ground's only original terrace, was last renovated in 1993 and gained a LED screen on its rear wall in 2016. From 2019 to 2021 the stadium also hosted AlbinoLeffe's home matches while that club waited for a new ground.